Contracted Personnel

It takes a village to put on a national championship rodeo! With the PRCA RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo being the second largest rodeo in the US, we are very fortunate to work with some of the best-contracted personnel in the business. Lucky us!
Congratulations, to each person selected to participate and help us put on...

At the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo, you can expect to see only the baddest bulls, the best high-flying bucking horses, and the quickest Corriente steers!
Many don’t know it, but in any rodeo performance, the livestock is just as important as the contestants who are competing. Heck, in the rough stock events, they make up half...

It takes a village of hard-working folks to put on a national championship rodeo! We want to share with you a few of the important roles that are necessary to help put on the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo in Kissimmee. Here are 8 roles that are crucial to hosting a national championship rodeo!
Meet your 2017...

We’ve all seen them, the men inside the barrels telling jokes between bull rides. They are clad in colorful clothing and makeup providing entertainment for the audience. But as the next rider enters the ring, a Barrelman’s job truly begins. Holding the handles inside the aluminum barrel, the Barrelman is ready at any moment to position...

We’ve often wondered, so we had to ask what it feels like to place yourself purposely and directly in the face of a 2,000-pound bull with no barrier. Pure adrenaline, maybe! We were fortunate enough to get some insight from our friend Cliff Maxwell who was selected to be one of your 2016 RAM National Circuit...

Rodeo fans, meet Jason Bottoms! Nominated as the 2015 Wrangler National Finals Pickup Man of the Year, Jason also happens to be your 2016 RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo pickup man!
In the sport of rodeo, a pickup man carries a huge responsibility. Some of their duties include:
Ensuring that the cowboys dismount safely from the livestock
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Since he was big enough to walk, Roger Mooney has been raising cattle in his hometown of Ellijay, Georgia. He still lives on the farm where he was raised with seven generations. He has, in his own words, “always been a cowboy”.
You might wonder, How does a cowboy begin a career as a rodeo announcer? In...